| PYMNTSTV B2B Payments 2021 |
| How Transforming Treasury Banks Helps Corporates Transform, Too The pandemic has spotlighted the inefficiencies across the B2B payments ecosystem that were previously accepted as the way business was done. But in a panel discussion with Karen Webster, senior executives from JPMC, HSBC, Commerce Bank, Western Union, LiquidX and Ingo say big changes are putting those sacred cows out to pasture and transforming treasury banks and corporate clients in real time. Hereâs where they see things going. |
| Ternio And Visa's Fast Track To Connect Blockchain, Crypto And Payments Rails Ternio has joined Visaâs Fast Track as a cryptocurrency-focused enablement partner, helping crypto companies and FinTechs come to market with crypto payments that ultimately ride Visa rails. Ternioâs Co-Founder and CEO Daniel Gouldman and Co-Founder and COO Ian Kane tell Karen Webster the payments world is on the cusp of bringing blockchain to legacy financial providers and real-world retail settings. Hereâs why thatâs important. |
| Report: Zulily On How Digital IDs Help Flag Account Takeovers Security features on eCommerce sites donât have to be deal-breakers for customers when the benefits are clear, Kiran Akkineni of etailer Zulily tells PYMNTS. In the October Digital Identity Tracker, Akkineni explains how requiring stringent ID verification before letting customers shop can unlock crucial data from the start, leading to improved engagement efforts and account-takeover detection. |
| Using Live Online Performances To Build A New Middle Class Of Musicians COVID-19 hadn’t yet hit when Moment House built a digital venue for musicians to host virtual ticketed events for their fans. But company founder and CEO Arjun Mehta tells PYMNTS that even before the outbreak shuttered live events, musicians already needed a way to offer fans performance content virtually. Here’s why. |
| Savvy Merchants Meet Teens How And Where They Want To Buy It’s been widely reported that teen spending has hit its lowest level in the 20 years it’s been tracked. New PYMNTS data, however, suggests that merchants can still make teens their customers. Here’s how savvy merchants are meeting these younger shoppers where they want to buy – with the payments methods they want to use to make those purchases. |
| | How We Will Pay 2020 | | NEW DATA: How We Will Pay 2020: With Connected Devices, At Home And During The Week Connected devices have freed consumers from the limits of the nine-to-five. Today, 128 million Americans grocery shop and 151 million retail shop during the week â digital first and from the comfort of their homes. The How We Will Pay 2020 report, the fourth annual PYMNTS and Visa collaboration, surveys a national sample of 9,587 consumers to understand how connected devices are unlocking new digital, cashless experiences and turning their homes into commerce command centers. Hereâs what we learned. |
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